Ibis North Point Hotel Hong Kong (China) Reviews
Newest Review: ... a few minutes walk to the main road with the trams. Admittedly it's a few stops down to Central, but there's plenty of places around to shop and eat. Also, having a room with a harbour view is a plus. The service is good, if not basic. The reception is very small (manned by only 2 or 3 people every time I've been) but I've never been failed by them. The English spoken is very good, and most of the staff seem tri-lingual (Mandarin, Cantonese and English). The added extras cost, well, extra. Internet was around 100 dollars for 24 hours when I was last there (why don't hotels supply this for free?!) and breakfast, although costly, was great... more
Customer Ibis North Point Hotel Hong Kong (China) Reviews (3)
by - written on 05/10/10 (Useful, 5 readings)
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I'll start by saying that I have a gripe with those who complain about cheap hotels in Hong Kong having small rooms- it's Hong Kong! Most places I've stayed in have tiny rooms there- excepting the 5 star hotels, of course. This hotel is in a great location- it is literally seconds away from the MTR station and a few minutes walk to the main road with the trams. Admittedly it's a few stops down to Central, but there's plenty of places around to shop and eat. Also, having a room with a harbour view is a plus. The service is good, if not basic. The reception is very small (manned by only 2 or 3 people every time I've been) but I've never been failed by ... Read the complete review
by - written on 06/09/09 (Very useful, 10 readings)
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I visited Hong Kong in March 2009 on a business trip and spent 7 days at the Ibis North Point hotel. I booked the ibis because (compared to most) the cost was quite low and the standards are usually quite good for the price. The hotel was convieniently located next to a metro station which was literally 2 doors down so this was very good. Booking into the hotel was very simple, although i did have my chinese colleague to help with this, so cant really comment fully. I was told that HK hotel rooms were very small and not to expect much, and once i arrived in the room i could instantly see what they meant. There was a large single/small double bed which filled ... Read the complete review
by - written on 09/03/08, updated on 09/03/08 (Very useful, 223 readings)
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During my travels last year, I found myself in need of a bed in Hong Kong. As I'm from there, I wasn't looking for a hotel to 'enhance my HK experience', I was just looking for somewhere cheap and cheerful. I would be out most of the day so I didn't need great facilities, or a top-class restaurant. All I needed was somewhere to sleep for 2 nights. I chose the Ibis as it looked to be one of the cheapest hotels on most of the hotel booking sites I looked at (Apart from the hostels at Chungking Mansions. A word of warning: don't stay at Chungking Mansions. The horror stories outweigh the benefits of a cheap room) THE IBIS NORTH POINT HOTEL- AN ... Read the complete review
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